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Agree with tobyluv. Not only is it dangerous, but your rabbit isn’t likely to enjoy it. They are prey animals, so they feel most safe in familiar surroundings. They don’t enjoy exploring like a dog would. Don’t put your bun at risk because you saw some people online do it. The vast majority of rabbits don’t go outside on leashes, but the few that…[Read more]

Well today did not work out how I had hoped. It got really cold and I didn’t want to take them outside while it’s below zero so I just did a regular date and thought I’d just try to be less handsy and see how that went. Clover bit him in the butt so hard! I pushed her head down and she still wouldn’t let go and he couldn’t get away…sigh. I’m not…[Read more]

Oh my she’s so pretty! 😀

Thank you guys. Right now he’s on 1.3ml of metacam every 24 hours. I took him home yesterday evening and I’ve been giving him medicine and lettuce throughout the night. He won’t eat pellets, I saw him eat three pieces of hay during the night and two small pieces this morning. I called the vet back last night and they said I should bring him back…[Read more]

Your bunny is much safer inside.  It’s great that she is free roam in your apartment.  A rabbit in a harness or leash can very easily get injured. They can choke if they get scared and pull on the leash. I know of one instance where a harness got imbedded in a rabbit’s throat. Besides those hazards, a rabbit outside is exposed to parasites – f…[Read more]

Thanks for the response. I did just one dose of revolution and cleaned everything out and I can see no bites anymore and fur growing back!

I think she had them since birth or from the pet shop as her ear hair had always been thin and I can see it growing back now.

Yeah I mean the picture I attached is completely good, but I mean other poops in the evening are really different sizes 🤭

Thank you very much! I’m a lot relaxed now ❤️

Over-grooming seems likely since you observed lots of face grooming. If it is just a bit read, I think it would be OK to keep an eye on for a few days and see what happens. If it gets worse or looks crusty now that they are separated, then I would try to get him seen a bit sooner.

An alternative could be that a sore spot formed, and then the…[Read more]

It sounds like she was removed from her mother a bit early (the general recommendation is for them to stay with mom and littermates till 8 weeks, although some breeders do it earlier), so she is probably experiencing some stress from the change.

Since breeding discussion isn’t allowed on this forum, many of us here don’t have much experience with…[Read more]

Yes, that red sore like thing. In person it just looks red, the picture makes it look like a bump but there’s no bump. I’m thinking it was over grooming but I can’t be sure. I am waiting for a closer vet appointment, I want to make sure it’s not infected or I’d like to avoid infection.

They really aren’t that much different in size. It’s not like they’re coming out of a press. 🙂  They look perfectly fine to me and, as Bam said, dark poops are not really something that needs to be worried about.

Yes, hay is the way to go. Especially when we’re talking about the back teeth.

It’s hard to tell from the picture exactly what this is. Are we looking at a sore on the lower eyelid? Like the other bunny pulled the fur out?

Sunny is the white bun on the right.  The blue bun is Mango

Yes, no fights is great!